Background
Leclerc-Madlala, Suzanne Marie was born on December 30, 1955 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, United States. Daughter of Normand Francis Leclerc and Alice Estelle LeBlanc.
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Suzanne Marie Leclerc-Madlala
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Bachelor, University Rhode Island, Kingston, 1979. Master of Arts, George Washington University, 1984. Doctor of Philosophy, University Natal, Durban, South Africa, 2000.
Career
Professor anthropology University KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 1999—2008. Chief research specialist Human Sciences Research Council, since 2008. Senior technical advisor United States Agency for International Development, Washington, since 2009.
Non-executive director Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Consortium, Johannesburg, since 2006. Consultant Joint United Nations Programme on Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, Geneva, 2007—2008.
Achievements
Membership
Facilitator, program advisor Southern African Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Trust, since 2007. Member of International Society Medical Anthropology, American Anthropology Association.
Connections
Married Christopher David Hemson, June 16, 2006. Children: Alicia Nolwazi Madlala, Racquel Mbalentle Madlala, Darienne Masishi Madlala, Saroya Zinthle Madlala. Married Losane Protas Madlala, June 15, 1985 (divorced March 15, 2001).
- Father:
- Normand Francis Leclerc
- Mother:
- Alice Estelle LeBlanc
- Spouse:
- Christopher David Hemson
- Spouse:
- Losane Protas Madlala
- child:
- Saroya Zinthle Madlala Leclerc-Madlala
- child:
- Alicia Nolwazi Madlala Leclerc-Madlala
- child:
- Darienne Masishi Madlala Leclerc-Madlala
- child:
- Racquel Mbalentle Madlala Leclerc-Madlala
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Nationality
American
Education
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1979
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1984
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Awards
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Recipient Protection Women's Rights award, Amnesty International, 2006, South African Women Achievers, Media 24, 2006. Fellowship, University Witwatersrand, Human Immunodeficiency Virus Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Media, 2007.Recipient Protection Women's Rights award, Amnesty International, 2006, South African Women Achievers, Media 24, 2006. Fellowship, University Witwatersrand, Human Immunodeficiency Virus Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Media, 2007.